Sentence examples for Firmly endorse from inspiring English sources

Paul Marasciullo Laurel Hollow, N.Y., Oct. 24, 2008 • To the Editor: In 2000, The New York Times, in its presidential endorsement of Al Gore, said of him, "We today firmly endorse Al Gore as the man best equipped for the presidency by virtue of his knowledge of government, his experience at the top levels of federal and diplomatic decision-making".

We firmly endorse the principle of democratic inclusion but also soundly reject the radical call for an equal distribution of power.

Having listened to their debate, we today firmly endorse Al Gore as the man best equipped for the presidency by virtue of his knowledge of government, his experience at the top levels of federal and diplomatic decision-making, and his devotion to the general welfare.

Maduro has the approval of the international left and is firmly endorsed as a candidate by the Castro brothers.

What happened next proved the epitome of calmness – Willett rolled in his birdie putt for a win which firmly endorsed already strong Ryder Cup prospects.

This regime had been firmly endorsed by the Supreme Court itself in a now notorious 1896 decision, Plessy v Ferguson, upholding the doctrine of "separate but equal" segregation for blacks and whites.

The platform, like Mr. Gore's campaign agenda, firmly endorses a woman's right to an abortion, strong gun regulations, a hate crimes law, sweeping campaign finance reform and an end to racial profiling.

On March 1st, some 100 AK members voted with the opposition against a bill, put forward by Mr Gul and firmly endorsed by Mr Erdogan, to allow the deployment in Turkey of 62,000 American combat troops ready to move into northern Iraq.

Cyrus Amir-Mokri, Assistant Secretary for Financial Institutions at the U.S. Treasury, firmly endorses the policies of his employer.

While the Arab world and much of Asia and Africa endorse the bid, it is firmly opposed by Israel and the United States, which as a member of the Security Council has the power to veto Palestinian acceptance.

By contrast, in the Petraeus-authored design, which McCain has endorsed unequivocally, U.S. troop reductions would not be firmly dictated by any timetables but would be "conditions-based".